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A woman jogging at Bang Wad Dam in Phuket was attacked, but a passerby intervened to help her and ensure her safety. Police are investigating and urging caution around the dam area after dark.
Andrew J. Wood, a Bangkok-based media executive, has been elected Chair of the Tourism Committee of the Joint Foreign Chambers of Commerce in Thailand (JFCCT). Wood aims to enhance Thailand's tourism competitiveness and international collaboration.
Thailand is set to see leadership changes in four key agencies responsible for southern security. International attention is focused on whether these personnel shifts will help quell the prolonged southern insurgency or potentially exacerbate it. Expectations for improved security under new leadership are mixed with concerns.
The Thai Ministry of Commerce is promoting its Geographical Indication (GI) products and 'Thai SELECT' restaurant certification to enhance the global appeal of Thai cuisine. The ministry showcased GI menus to the media, highlighting the quality and diversity of Thai food.
Four Buddhist monks were arrested in Buriram, Thailand, on drug trafficking charges. The investigation has since expanded to a larger network, leading to the seizure of over 49,000 methamphetamine pills. The monks reportedly used donations to fund their drug purchases.
Thailand's Department of Special Investigation (DSI) has summoned 10 witnesses as part of a probe into alleged illegal business networks operated by an Israeli national, 'Maimon,' in Chonburi province. The investigation, spearheaded by the Deputy Interior Minister, focuses on potential foreign violations of business regulations.
Thailand's Department of Special Investigation (DSI) has summoned 10 witnesses in connection with alleged nominee networks of an Israeli businessman, identified as 'Maimon,' operating in Chonburi. This action is part of a broader investigation into potentially illegal business operations.
A 31-year-old Chinese national, identified as Mr. Yu, has been arrested near Pattaya, Thailand. He is suspected of being the ringleader of the PAOFENG network, involved in laundering nearly one billion baht for international online gambling operations.
A 41-year-old woman gave birth unexpectedly outside a shopping mall in Pattaya, leading to the discovery of a newborn. Passersby and motorcycle taxi riders quickly aided the infant before rescuers located and transported the mother and child to the hospital.
A 48-year-old mother and her 3-year-old daughter were critically injured after falling from the fourth floor of a Bangkok apartment building. The mother reportedly suffered from depression and delusions of being harmed. Police are investigating the incident.
Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana Rajakanya led a showcase of Thailand's eight royal Thai costume styles at the Tokyo National Museum, highlighting the nation's traditional craftsmanship and cultural heritage on the international stage.
Pattaya police are investigating a shooting incident involving an officer in South Pattaya. Newly reviewed CCTV footage may support the officer's claims of self-defense, diverging from initial reports. No injuries or fatalities have been reported.
The State Railway of Thailand (SRT) and the Charoen Pokphand (CP) Group are expected to sign an MOU next week regarding the new operating rights for the Airport Rail Link. The CP Group has proposed a guarantee of 533 million baht.
Thailand has doubled its residential solar power promotion target to 10,000 megawatts, aiming to cover approximately 1 million households. The expanded scheme includes a 'Net Billing' system for surplus electricity, extended contracts, and diversified installation methods, promoting clean energy use and reducing household costs.
Thai national costume 'Chud Thai' is gaining popularity in Japan, with a cultural event held at the Tokyo National Museum attracting numerous Japanese and foreign visitors, strengthening cultural ties between Thailand and Japan.
Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana Rajakanya of Thailand led a runway show of 'Royal Thai Costumes' in Tokyo, aiming to promote the international dissemination of traditional Thai attire and build momentum for its UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage inscription.
The 30th Thailand Cheerleading Championship concluded successfully with over 1,100 athletes participating. Winning teams earned berths to the Asian Championship, while athletes with autism were given opportunities to compete in the World Cup.
Ratchaburi province is developing Ban Khak district into a new camping destination, aiming to enhance natural tourism appeal and broaden economic benefits to local communities.
Betong Customs in southern Thailand seized 7,962 illicit cigarettes valued at approximately 89,325 baht. Authorities are accelerating efforts to uncover the smuggling network. The incident highlights the prevalence of illegal goods trafficking in border regions.
In southern Thailand, a couple was arrested in front of a convenience store for possessing approximately 2 kilograms of methamphetamine. The seized items reportedly included the drugs and related paraphernalia. A detailed investigation is underway.
GRAND SPORT and MONO are hosting a free public viewing event for the Asian Games 2026 women's volleyball quarter-final match between Thailand and Indonesia, encouraging fans to support the national team.
Songkhla Provincial Court Police and Marine Police have jointly arrested six fugitives with outstanding warrants, intensifying efforts to apprehend individuals evading justice in the southern province. The operation aims to bolster public safety and law enforcement within their jurisdiction.
Thai premium mangoes are facing oversupply and intense price competition in the Chinese market. Local farmers are struggling to maintain quality and expand sales channels, seeking new strategies.
The Thai women's national football team is set to face Vietnam in their final group stage match of the Asian Games 2026. Both teams are currently without points, making this a decisive game for a chance to advance as one of the best third-placed teams.
An alleged suspect in a shooting incident inside a Pattaya apartment was reportedly seen hitting the victim on the back of the head with a firearm. Investigations are underway to uncover the full details of the case.
A 9-year-old Russian boy, separated from his mother on Koh Phangan, Thailand, was found alone and frightened by tourist police. After being assisted by an interpreter, officers used CCTV footage and other means to locate and reunite him with his mother.
Thailand's Asian Games football squad has completed their final training in Aichi, Japan, ahead of their second match against Hong Kong. Defender Nathan James expressed confidence, stating, "The team atmosphere is very good, everyone is united." The team carries momentum from their opening win against Kyrgyzstan.
Two people were killed in an attack in Narathiwat province, southern Thailand, reigniting security concerns near the Myanmar border. Economically, the balancing of data center development against household utility costs is a pressing issue.
A shooting incident involving rival groups of teenagers near Mae Ramphueng Beach in Rayong on Thursday night resulted in one civilian death and four injuries. The incident occurred after a music festival concert, and police are actively searching for a suspect.
Preparations are underway for the Flora and Fauna International Expo 2026, scheduled to open in Udon Thani, Thailand, on September 19, 2026. The event aims to attract global tourists by showcasing the arts and cultures of Thailand's four distinct regions.
A police officer has been apprehended after firing over 10 shots inside a Pattaya apartment early Tuesday morning. Bloodstains were found at the scene, and investigators are exploring a possible link to narcotics.
Thai Customs has raided a large warehouse in Sakon Nakhon province, seizing approximately 26,000 counterfeit branded goods worth over 238 million baht. This operation highlights the ongoing efforts to combat counterfeit products in Thailand.
Thailand's Ministry of Interior highlighted the success of the "Prab Sian Nakhon Ping" operation that busted large-scale casinos in Chiang Mai, signaling further investigation expansion. The operation led to the raid of two major casinos and implied the replacement of involved police officials.
The Chairperson of the Phuket Provincial Administration Organization (PAO) has sent a letter to the Phuket Provincial Police Chief requesting urgent reinforcement of safety measures in high-risk areas within the province. The request aims to ensure the safety of local residents.
Severe flooding has struck Takua Pa in Phang Nga province, Southern Thailand, as large volumes of water from the Kapong and Khao Sok rivers overflowed, inundating residential areas. This marks the worst damage in 14 years.
The Thai Ministry of Commerce held discussions with executives from China's Higreen wholesale market to explore continuous expansion of Thai fruit imports. Both parties aim to strengthen cooperation for improved quality and stable supply of Thai fruits to the market.